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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pR0PERTY FRONTING ON TWENTY-FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN K AND I,
STREEIS KNOWN AS No. 1926 TWENTY
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing date -
on the twentieth day Of May, A. D. 1855, and duly A
recorded IN Iiber No 112l, folio $50, ct seq. one l
the request Of the party secured thereby under
Of the premises on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY
NiNIH DAY OF JUNE. AID. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK
Warrington in said District known being part of
lot numbered twenty-One CID in square numbered
seventythree CID, said lot having front of 10 feet
on lis, street northwest and running back Of
being particularly described said deed of trust
together with the improvements thereon consisting OF
two.sory and basement brick dwelling Terms of sale
the balance in one and two years. with
secured by the notes OF the purchaser and deed of
trust on the premises sold all cash. option Of pur
chaser Terms to be complied within ten days from
th DAY OF SALE or the trustees the right
sell at cost and risk of defauting purchaser de-
posit Of 100 required Oh day OF sale
CHARLES r. NEWMANl r
te1S-d&ds PHILIP A. DARNEILLES trustees.
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JUNIOR ORDER OF AMERICAN MRCHAHrCs.-The
National Council Of the Junior Order Of American
Mechanics met In Baltimore yesterday. Delegates
from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, VII.
ginia, Massachusetts, Ohio Maryland and the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia were present. Henry Hfnch-
man, OF Pennsylvania, Is national councillor, and
E. s. Denner, OF Philadelphia, secretary. The re.
ports presented states that the order numbers
20OOOmemberS.
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WANTS Hrs PosTAa. RETURNED Representative
w. B0urke Cochran writes Postmaster Pearson, Of
New York, that at the last election he sent many
circulars through the poet-on1ce. bag OF these
having recently been found In tho poet-O1ce and
not delivered, Cochran demands the return OF the
money PAID N postage several hundred donAyxl
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LITTLE SUNDAY Law IN JERSEY CTrY.-The order
OF the jersey City police board which was ex-
OF liquor was entirely ignored there Sunday Busa.
ness was brisk with the beer saloons, and crowds
OF strangers went 70 jersey City aeghtS and
Union Hill 10 enjoy the cool breezes and the cool
and foaming beverage. They were disappointed
TO nnd there was no music, but there WAS plenty
TO drink. The back doors OF the city saloons were
open all day, and the ''growler" went back and
forth as usual Fully 5000 people went TO North
Hudson 20 attend the concert or the Gambr1nus
Schuetzenbund. Beer and music were mixed ak
that place. AT night there were an unusual mum.
Der OF drunken people In the city,
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Jubilee Disorders I'm Ireland.

LoYALIsTs AND NAToNALIsrS
A fight occurred In Cork yesterday between the
loyallsts and nationalists during the military re-
view held in honor OF the queens Jubilee. The
nationaliSts paraded past the reviewing ground.
carrying black flags This angered the loyalists,
and they attacked the home rulerA During tho
tight that ensued shots were fired from both sioes
but no one was injured In several towns IN Ire
land the nationalist yesterday hoisted black nags
In each instance the police tore them down.
A mob last night attacked the once OF the Cork
Constttaton, conservative Newspaper, and
smashed windows In the building. A body OF po-
lice charged on the mob but the rioters broke
through their ranks injuring several OF the Of
Ulcers. The police then made another charge On
the mob with drawn slaves, which they used with
good eject, and succeeded In dispensing them.
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II OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE Sl5U,OOO.

ave do hereby GRITTY that supervise the arrange
pefs FOR al the Monthly and Semi nnudl Drawings Of
The LouisiGnd state LOttsry Company, and IN person
manage aud control the Drdtrtacs thescires that
fe sf1qe are conducted tch honesty, (dirness and in
GOOD fn fotcGrd all parties, end authorize the Chm
many thus certificate Nth -simles Of sigma.
lures attached, in its advertisements"
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Boy-"Father, how long have you been teaching
school9" Father-"About twenty-five years, ray
son." Boy-"Are school teachers always Door.
father? VIII we be always POOR" Father-dYou
81 600 life insurance" Boy-"Are you going 70
make a school teacher out OF me, fathersn Father
(bitterly)-"No, my boy, expect TO do better for
baseball pitcher"
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From Texas Siftings.
Fond mother to visiting fnend-"Yes. every ono
seems to think he looks like his papa; now DO
you, MI. Fitzgibbon?" F1tzgfbbon (consohngly)-
SWELL yes; but, indeed, I wouldn't allow thae 70
annoy me, II were you, considering heis sound
I'm every other respect"
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

NE LOTS. SITUATED CORNER OF THIR-
Ir ZEE 81 AND an STkEETs NORTHEAST, on
EAST. ON EIGHTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN
foHrfSN Bo1 Of TsaE k4Ts IN SUBDIVISION
Mn i'll
INC ''e'. Lots 10. IL and II, Square 1880.
Lots A. B. c. D. E. ds spd 1. Haleys SUBJ square
Being a. corner of 18th and stree. and front.
ing on street
Lot ~, Square 1923
Fronting on 18Th street between and streets N E
Being at corner Of 22d and streets S E
Lots 81 II b ii g. e. 2 "a "a IS
r.,'' Lot 5 $ and !. BIosf t. extended
aud t e1ten stsfk
Being ,.a S'sSs extended
Lots 4. s. y. Z, 8. o. 10. II. and l., Block %
Lots o. 10. II IL, H. and IA. Block "A, '''ee''
Fronting Benning's road and goth streets extended
All OF ssS lots are sS os sold hay
sale presents chance seldom offered to obtain good
as this section of the city shows rapid adj
vances.
Terms third cash balance in one and two years
notes. to bear six cent interest payable sean-
sold or all cash at option of purchaser. deposit OF
$50 required each lot time of sale Convey ancinx
piled with days the right reserved to resell a,
risk and cost of defsuitng purchaser alter five days
public notice of such sale in some newspaper pub
Frs. 80 NJ ~ "A w io'>
jeIs-d6ds DUCANsON BROS. Auctoners.
q r "
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS CO., Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana ave-,
Opposite City Post Office,

w AAAS W. A99GHn nMiesa: go.
Opposite City Post oface
THURSDAY. TwENTY.TH1RD JUNE.
AT TEN O'CLOCK
AT OUR sALEsROOMs
AT AUCTION,
LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
SSEsifHRh
Bow1Es co. h asfi h,s. ss. ssS Insurance
f EE 9F NTH NET rSuSK ON
VIZ ~ Ras' sssss on at VIZ G9
rr S d sss SOC
modern improvements. Rents readily for 643 per
q naa: sas
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. A1cnoneers. ,eiS.d
rR2EH sE Is sS}
ana place. je22-eOd&ds
RY WEEKS CO, Aucts, ss7 =. avsa
- OPP. City Post Office.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS, &C., AT AUCTION.
JUNE on mRDAK
rieties; fine and medium goods, cigarettes, smoking
g
V'RUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD, NEAR TEN.
NAAL11OWNs u. y.
BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for aee
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, IS court of equity. the ~
to the highest bidder at the late residence Of john
Rfa5 1857 she &
which said JOIN a 'h ds ssa ssed
possessed consisting Of AS and 81 perches Of
This land is located the River Road, about miles
1pGm fra mile from the District line ~
and adjons the lands of Adjutant Gen Drum, Michael
The soil of this farm is Of excellent quality, the
and lies beautifully rolling and admirably located
Mil be sold as whole in suit purchasers,
Terms OF sale Onethird cash. and the balance in two
the day Of sale, with interest from date
,eesdts j THHMA S ANPEkSSS Trustees.
TNRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
cry CoUNTY, MARYLAND. AiN0' NUN i0o~-
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for ss2
subscribers justices will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder, at the late residence of John 81
sSsF ssF HE sS9s8
PasT ~ 6NE 1881 beginning at the hour Of HALF
which the said John Wilson ded seized snd po 81
sessed consisting Of 139 acres roods and 90 perches
These lands situated the 7tstreet road at its
about nvs miles from Washlneton ve minutes walk
Moves, and Dr. Josiah Harding; they having been sub.
to one and half acres each and seven small farms
ranging IN quantity from nine to twenty-one acres
This is the most desirable suburban property now on
equal payable in and two years from
'n Tr aay 90 SALE h with interest from date
GEoRGE PE tas 4 and Depot
je22-dts JAMES B. HENDERsoN.S Trustees.
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The winners OF the races at Sheepshead nav
yesterday were saxony Magnetizer, The Bsr1
Hanover. Ben All. Choctaw, and DuclaA
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ST. JosEFH, NO., june 22--About a week sinoo
JAS Smith went TO board with a Mrs. Mollie
Maxim, who runs restaurant. He az once be-
came smitten with Mollie's charms and asked her
TO marry him. Supposing IL 10 be a Joke she told
him she would II he would get a license. Smith ON
Monday night procured a license and secured the
services OF Justice Burke. Yesterday afternoon
the prospective groom went after the woman ana
she went with him. While driving she told him
as joke, and would not go 20 the 1ustice's smith
became enraged at the woman, and said that one
or the other had TO GET out OF the buggy This ths
woman did, he following and abusing her To get
lid OF him she took a hack home. Smith put the
team in the stable and entered the restaurant
lew words passed between them, when the man
struck her several blows upon the head and faca
She succeeded In lodging and only received slighe
injuries, whereupon Smith rushed out through the
Kitchen, after police whistle had been sounded
After he had gone few steps he started 20 return
when she fired a shot at him, which took effect ia
the right ear. She fired a second time, producing
a scalp wound, not dangerous. Both are under
arrest.
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GEo. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 F St

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON MONROE STREET, IN UNIONTOWN, u. c.
By virtue OF 2 decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District OF Columbia, passed the 9th day f3
OF June A. d. 1887, in cause No. 10.3S7, equity Iii
docket 20, IN which. cause William H. Brinkley is
ises on THURSDAY. the TWENTY-THiRD DAY OF
that certain piece or parcel Of ground known
(715), in Uniontown, in the District of Co
lumbiA and more particularly described as follows
Beginning for the same on the west side of Monroe
street lor Pscataway road three hundred south
from the boundary stone at the southeast
lot sold Geo ". DuvalL about the 10Th day of
April, 1883: running thence along the west side of
said Monroe street, PsCataway road, southerly
twenty (2O) feet thence at right angles westerly one
hundred and thirty feet (130 ft). thence at right
Angles northerly twenty 2O) feet and thence at
angles, esstery one hundred and thirty u30 feet to
the place Of BEGINNING, improved by comfortable
frame dwelling house.
chase money to be paid in three equal nstallments
Onethird cash and the balance one and two wears
respectively. for which the promssory notes Of the
purchaser must be given, to bear interest payable
semi from the day of SALE and to be secured
by deed OF trust the property sold all cash.
option of the purchaser All conveyancing purchas
er's cost deposit Of 900 at time Of sale II the
terms of sale not complied with days from
day of SALE the trustee the right at the
rlsk and cost OF defauting purchaser after five days
previous notice In The Evening Star.
SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee,
1elloGds 462 La. ave.
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SALE S SF sEAI cES1E
E PETwE ESt FIRST SrHEEF ANp NORTH CAR
aAAIF SND s1xTa
Eu
$3.50 win sell AZ public auction. In front Of each ri
Of the premises the hereinafter described Real EsiAte
81 H In. Sd DAi IA OF
in shepherds subdivision of No 63, situated
north. between LIST and North Captostreets
On .hs SAME DAY, at oqARTER-PAsr, SIX
ca, in Reservation D. situated Maryland ave-
between y. and 9th streets southwest. improved
by a dwelling house and stable.
Terms OF sae onethird cash. and the balance to be
day and the seenFed
by the pronssory notes OF the purchaser purchA-
o .e a sSg
il reserved property sold for the purchase money
esas sas
OF property WIN b. when men Knocked down. Al
complied with within ten days after sale the prop
chaser i W. 'S' aENkI Z EtTi1 ru.1sss. paf-
Once 460 Louisiana avenue.
As9yE p sA1 dr Il M, Postponed UNTIL
myiI-dhd, s. IS. HENKLE. Trustee.
81. THE ABOVE. SALE Is FURTHER POST
fWEST I fITTH DAY OF MAY. A. u. 1857. at same
myIs-dkds SIS. HENKLE Trustee.
ss1yE s 4Hf Sixth X e.
A. d. 1887. At same hour and place. by consent Of
ny25-dkds g. g. HENKLE Trustee.
ponsd until fRIDAi. the TENTH DAY OF June a.
De-. 1857 at same hour and place. sQ aTSkG Fl
ie6-dkds Trustee.
sTTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POSTPONED
qntn WEDNESDAY. the fIFIEENTH DAY OF
Of ,s e1a''s'- SIS uESKIE Trustee.
Is. BY st Y
i.: 1857 at same hour and 'scs Of par
sAFE beY
JUNE 4, b. iss7. at same hour and place. 60 ~
hitch. FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALgAgLE IMPRoyEP
A AkR kEEIs sSS4HiIHEkAASS NEAR THE
b. virtue OF q deed VI trust dated January Goth. -
Ts sS EN- + LSs +.
o and n
thereby viii sell 2, PUBLIC sHstiSn IN from, Of the
FIVE fp uS hs
real s,a.e si.qatsd in M..h,rstona % Di.tFis, q
II. Parsons subdivision Of original lots numbered
eleven Il and twelve tl IN square mum bered seven
hundred and twenty five (725), together with all the
improvements thereon consisting of three small frame
houses.
Terms of sale: one-third Of the purchase money and
Of sale to be paid In cash and tho bannee In
with Al the rate q ss cen. per
payable semi-annualy: deferred payments to be g.
cured BY deed Of trust the property sold Adepos
Of $500 will be required Ut time Of SALE Terms to be
d Il. s cen y
~ aBS = sSSSS Trustees.
DpyCAXSON BROS, Aucttopseyl je20-dts
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 1lth e., By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. KAUFFMANN, Aes's

TEE EvESrSa STAR Is served to subscribers IN the
city by carriers, on their account 10 cents per
week or SIC per month Copies at the counter.
csnts each BY mail-postage prepaid-50 cents Q
month; one year. s6; six months. 81
Entered At the Post Office at Washington, D. c. -
second class mail matterl
year. postage prepaid Six months, SO cents
tIAn mail Subscriptions must be paid in advances,
no paper sent longer than Is paid for
Rates of advertising made known on sppljcstfon
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(yHANCERY SALE.

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF -
os ss wherein in bb sns p1a
Wright is comIalnant, and Emma c. Wright aud
F july iss at Sn
O'CLOCK p NJ, offer for sale the highest bidder in
S o sf
IN the Of of Of Plains
in Sse Sos rs L.
No BEGINNING at point Bisnark street 100 feet
west from the northeast corner Of said Block 3,
thence north 100 feet and thence east so feet to the
Rlase Of beginning MIN LG Nc p Block Lots
1 1 % l1 81 socs Ns a hots N ssa h, iS
bed BY the eer sSs are S as oI
tSws Hne.third OF the purchase money IN cash. and
all essa at the option Of the
Of the 81 purchase money in cash the deferred
bs
promssory notes Of the purchaser and deed Of trust
be required the @e sale Al 1Rsais and
sse with within 20 days .fser sale
the RrSpefy vii, be re-sold at the risk and Of
REGINALD FENpA1L. Trustee.
= WALTER B. w1f Will 4 IS 1 R 60.
!e@l-o&ds Auctioneers.
TWO; STORY AND ,BAsEMENT FRAME DWELL
rs srh lat sl NSEr ssEWhHEhTT BETWEEN
nhDas Ne T I'M .e R
Of the premises the south Is feet front OF IIruJi
LOT Is, SQUARE 557.
fronting 18 feet FRS street with depth of los
feet, improved by twOstory Frame House with brick
basement This property is adapted for q comfortable
notes to bear per cent interest payable -anuu
ay 70 De BY deed Of trust all cash
OF safe Conyeyancng &c. at purchasers cost Terms
TO be complied with in ten days, otherwise right
served to resell 1T risk and cost defaul ting pur
Chaser after five days puplic notice Of resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, d. c.
1e1S-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
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Z.I1B Pr1zes amounting SJ3oUUU
Application for to clubs should be made only to
the Office of the Company in New Orleahs-
For further Information write clearly, giving full
address POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders or
New y 0rk Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency by
11.rcss (st our eXpenSe) addressed
II. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La
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KnRAM CHALLENGES JKx SHrTH.--The following
telegram was sent TO the Sportsna LIE, London,
pion or America, and the holder OF the Diamond
Belt has posted q 600 at the Clipper ONCE and
issued challenge 70 meet Jem Smith, champion
OF England, In the ring for cl, 600 and the cham
piOnsh1p Of the world, six months from signing
the articles in Che United States France, Ireland,
Smith and cable reply"
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WASHINGTON. ID. G..
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oueer

ONE SS7OCTAv0 STEINWAY PIANO COVER, AND
STOOL, IN PERFECT ORDER; SEVEN PIECE
PARLOR SUITE WITH LINEN COVERS; N. T.
dABLES HANDSOME SET OF GERONDOLES,
one SUPERB OLD ENGLISH REPEATING
HALL CLoCK, GIVES PHASES OF MOON AND
DAY OF MONTH; ONE VERY FINE REVOLV-
ROCKING CHAIRS, WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
SRaTF PFf M Il RTR al mp SIR
M1AA,T,TRhssES AND BEDDING, A NICE LOT OF
CHILDREN'S TOY FURNITURE, ONE FINE
SEEMING MACHINE, BRUSSELS AND OTHER
CARPETS, ONE SUPERB ANTIQUE MAHOG-
Any SIDEBOARD. DECORATED DINNER
SEkx1CE; GLASS AND PLATED WARE, ONE
I'M GAS STOVE IN PERFECT ORDER, KIT
CHEN REQUISITES &C. SC AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY
THIRD, 1887, at residence No. 125 18th street. near
Penn2- avenue shall sell the entire contents all
OF which Is frNt-clAss
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers 1ru pdy all
Prizes drdirp The Lottsdnu State Lotteries rhch
&c presented ut our cOaIlters.
J. II. OGLESBY,
Pres. Louisiana National Bank
PIERRE LANAUX,
Pres. State National Bank
A. BALDWIN,
Pres. New Orleans National Bank
CARL KOHN,
Pres. Union National Bank.
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
Nav Orleans. Ia

REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
Ssd AID EAFly who IA charge OF the drawings. IL
OF absolute fairness aud integrity, that the
chances all equal and that one can possibly
divine what number Will draw a prize.
REMEMBER that the payment Of all prizes Is
GUARANTEED BIZ URSATIQSAL BANKS Of New
and the tickets siged by the President Of
Institution whose chartered rights recognized
in the highest Courts therefore, beware Of any nits-
tons anonymous schemeA ys16-wks1t
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Found Her Runaway hoy.
MOTHER UNITED WITH HER SON AFTKR SIX YRAH4


SEPARATION.
SANTA Rosa CAL, June ga mother and hef
son were united here yesterday after six years OF
separation. Mrs Amelia worthen is a widow who
lives In Roane county, Tenn. In 1881 her son
Henry, then sixteen years old, was induced by an
Older boy, Samuel Pinkley, 10 run away 20 CALI
Iornia, stealing one OF his mothers mules 20 pay
the expenses Of the trip When they were once
started Pfnkley made young Worthen believe that
II he told OF their eScapade or ever returned 10
East Tennessee he would be hanged for the theft
OF the mule They went into the santa Clara VAL
ley, where Pinkley tried 10 induce his boy COM
panlon TO aid him IN stealing team OF horses
Morthen then LETT Pinkley, going into Sonoma
county 10 work for a rancher. A few months ago
f1nhley was arrested I'm san Francisco for bur-
slary ana acquitted, but the santa Clara authors
Ties seized him for horse theft. Young Wortheu
was forced TO appear as a witness against ms old
companion, ana In this way his name WAS read by
a friend or Mrs. Northen, who sent her the paper
containing the account OF the trial The mother
at once started FOR California and since March has
peen looking Tor her son. Yesterday she came TO
santa Rosa and found him on ranch near here.
where he was living with his wife. The young
man having been convinced by his mother that ne
wouldn't De punished for his early theft, decided
10 return 20 the FAMILY homestead The meeting
between the two Was very affecting.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
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~THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POSTPONED
unit MONDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE,
A. D. 1887 hour and place, by consent OF par.
ttes- s.. 8. HENKLE,
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sITHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
JUNE A ID. 1887 at same hour and place. BY consent
vi parties.
jel0 5. s. HENKLE, Trustee
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated In 1888 for twsnty-ave years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes
with q capital of $1,000 000to which q reserve fund
OF over so50. 900 has since been added
By overwhelming popular vote its franchise
made OF the present State Constitution adopted
December I'd. A D. 1879.
The on;s Lott>ry erer rossd and Endorsed BY the
Ieopte " any state.
II nersr scales postponed
It's Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly. and the Semi ANNUAL Drawings regularly
every SIX months dune and DeceInber).
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
TUNE SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS G,
IN The ACADEMY OF Music, NEW ORLEANS,
Ing
CAPITAL PRIZE. s15o00o.
DY Notice-Tiekets Ten Dollars only Halves, IS.
fifths. %. Tenths, FL
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ITHE ABOVE SALE is AGREED TO BE POST
poncd until FRIDAY. the TENTH DAY OF JUNE, A.
tiea. 5. s. HENKLE
ie6-dkds Trustee.
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One OF the passengers on the SOuCn-Dound train
was MI. George Martin, washington correspond
ent OF the Philadelphia Press. He was in the
smoking car. Speaking OF the accident he said:
'The engine and baggage car OF our train had
already passed on to the SWITCH and the engine OF
the limited struck the next car, a parlor car. a
glancing blow, ripping out the side tearing up the
floor and chairs and turning the car over into the
ditch. The next car was another parlor car,
which was treated In the same way. Then came
the smoker, which haa not yet begun to leave the
main track, ana the engine smashed sQuarely into
it, and 1t was here that the man was killed He
was in one OF the corners OF the car, and WAS
damned in among the broken seats, and was
scaldeo 80 badly by the steam as to be unrecog-
nizable. He had a letter In his pocket addressed
to a woman on 18th street. He looked like a
laboring man. The escape of the passengers in
the parlor cars was miraculous. The engine
struck the shady side OF the cars, and most OF the
seats on that side had been given up TO ladies;
yet, though every person In the parlor cars was
hurt more or less no one was killed. and the worst
injury was the breaking OF the leg OF man from
Baltimore. Several or the ladies sustained severe
burns and injuries. We were delayed at Havre de
Grace about two hours, and then our engine was
attached to the cars composing the limited train
and we We're brought to Washington. NO one on
the limited was hurt at all. The only prominent
man know OF on our train was Justice Bradley,
who was In the rear coach"